Well my settlement isn't offical yet, but what I plan on having is
The lawspeaker usually makes the small decisions by himself, but when big decisions are to be made, the Lawspeaker calls a meeting with the council to make a decision, once everyone has made an opinion, the Lawspeaker picks the best solution and puts it in motion.
Level of obedience is loyalty, if a disloyal person(s) plotting against us, the person(s) will be knocked out, and to be killed personally by the lawspeaker.
The economic system will be a barter system, none of that coin or points crap.
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theo1170
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Re: Village socio-economic systems
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Re: Village socio-economic systems
(1) I AM THE LEADER!!! but no, I ask the opinions of the others in the village before acting. I take their advice, then I act according to what I think is best.
(2) collective AND private property. we have a couple buildings dedicated to holding things everyone can use, our personal property is kept on our person and special treasures are held in a chest in the cellar.
(3) Nope. well, I guess my village is led by one supreme chieftain advised by his council of trusted advisers.
(4) 9, unfortunately, most of them were fairly young and quit pretty fast.
(2) collective AND private property. we have a couple buildings dedicated to holding things everyone can use, our personal property is kept on our person and special treasures are held in a chest in the cellar.
(3) Nope. well, I guess my village is led by one supreme chieftain advised by his council of trusted advisers.
(4) 9, unfortunately, most of them were fairly young and quit pretty fast.
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Gulgatha, place of the skull.
Gulgatha, place of the skull.
